Carter v. Morris Building & Loan Improvement Ass'n
Citations
- 108 La. 143
Syllabus
<p>Syllabus.</p> <p>The courts are without jurisdiction to grant to persons not residing within the limits of the State a decree of separation of property.</p> <p>The wife has not attempted to comply with Art. 2437 of the Civil Code. She has never returned to the place of matrimonial domicile at all and therefore cannot stand in judgment.</p> <p>The presence of the husband temporarily is not the presence contemplated by the Article cited to enable the wife to sue.</p> <p>One who tenders title conveying property should tender a title not suggestive of future litigation.</p>
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- observing that the “Second Circuit has not yet applied [strict scrutiny] to any statute in the Second Amendment context, even when faced with statutes banning possession of entire categories of weapons”
- applying intermediate scrutiny to evaluate N.Y. Penal Law § 400.00(5)(b), which requires individuals to furnish personal information to obtain a handgun license, even for in-home possession
- “[T]he Second Circuit has not yet applied [strict] scrutiny to any statute in the Second Amendment context . . . .”
- “[T]he Second Circuit has not yet applied [strict] scrutiny to any statute in the Second Amendment context ....”
- “Because Plaintiffs have sufficiently established an injury-in-fact, their [] challenge . . . is ripe for adjudication at this time.”
- “This is in accord with the general practice in the Second Circuit of applying intermediate scrutiny to a wide variety of laws implicating the Second Amendment.”
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Judges: Breaux, Down, Nioholls
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